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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1888
Page
5
General R B Marcy recounts a buffalo chase that ends in a grizzly encounter with a mother bear and two cubs. After repeated shots and a long pursuit, the dam is finally killed and the cubs are captured by a Mexican hunter who drives them to camp, with the group enduring a night of cries and sleep loss.
In Leon Roch by Perez Galdos spectators crowd the shady side and sunlit terraces as Andalusian press, traders, and workers press in. The scene bursts with coarse slang, perfume of musk and garlic, and a harsh shout toward the president’s box amid the noisy spectacle.
An essay argues art should not dwell on physical agony. It claims art seeks the indomitable human spirit, not writhing muscles, and that civilized society bans showing pain for taste and legality. Only heroic suffering captivates artistic interest according to the New York World excerpt.
An essay questions reading as life lighten and vistas opened arguing against schooling as mere fact accumulation. It cites Darwin praising novels for relaxation and notes many teachers lack warmth or vital inspiration, risking harm to students’ moral and intellectual growth.
Inspector Byrnes of the New York police says noted cracksmen have been raiding across the water. He cites two well known thieves who recently traveled through England France and Belgium and returned with 100000. He says the criminals plan further trips abroad before slipping back undetected.
An 19th century advert promotes free trial bottles of a purported consumption remedy. The notice directs readers to send their express address to Jasom SA,SLOCUM in New York to receive a bottle without charge, claiming to cure the disease.
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